What the Research Says: Intravenous Vitamin C in Cancer Support

High-dose Intravenous Vitamin C (IVC) has been studied for decades as a complementary approach in cancer care. At the Marsden Centre, we use IVC to help improve patient comfort, reduce side effects, and support treatment outcomes—all grounded in the latest science.

1. What Makes IVC Different?

Vitamin C given intravenously bypasses digestive absorption and reaches pharmacologic blood levels. These levels:

• Selectively weaken cancer cells via oxidative stress

• Support healthy tissue with antioxidant protection

• May increase effectiveness of chemo or radiation

2. Clinical Research Highlights

• Human trials have shown improved quality of life and decreased toxicity when IVC is added to standard care

• Studies suggest IVC may enhance tumor response while reducing inflammation, fatigue, and oxidative stress

• IVC is generally well tolerated, even at high doses, when administered under medical supervision

3. The Marsden Approach to IVC

• Personalized protocols tailored to your diagnosis and goals

• Combined with metabolic, immune, and nutritional therapies

• Safe administration in a serene, medically supervised environment

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